Maya Lin’s Campus Project Transforms an Overlooked Site into a Work of Art
Making art for ‘the child in all of us’
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Stumped by a Seventh-Grader
By Rick Ross ’85 Keep reading‘A Long-Standing Reminder of Murphy’s Law’
By Richard Sobel ’71 Keep readingLate Nights and Punch Cards
By Susan P. Chizeck *75 Keep reading
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A Lesson, Amid the Horror
By Fredric Forster ’66 Keep reading
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Autos Get the Boot
That Was Then: May 1925
The Ban's Main Perpetrator
By Neilson Abeel k'1925 Keep readingBanning Cars on Campus
By Richard Trenner ’70 Keep readingBanning Cars on Campus
By Martin Schell ’74 Keep reading
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Poetry of Past and Present
At 100, a new poet emerges — Henry Morgenthau III ’39
Loss of a Longtime Friend
By Danielle Saroyan, Armenian Assembly of America Keep reading
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Never Going Back
How spring 1968 changed Princeton — and us — forever
Scraping Through School
By Emil M. Friedman *73 Keep readingWe Have Gone Back!
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep readingFor the Record
By Peter Raymond ’68 Keep reading
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'Correlation, Not Causation'
By Rob Slocum ’71 Keep readingWhat College Is Worth
By Mikk Hinnov ’66 Keep readingWhat College Is Worth
By Norman Ravitch *62 Keep reading
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Halting the P-rade
By Rainer Malzbender ’79 Keep readingHalting the P-rade
By Steven Jay Feldman ’68 Keep readingCanceling the P-Rade — Bravo
By Nelson Hendler ’66, MD Keep reading
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Short But Sweet
Thunderstorm cuts P-rade short, but alumni find other ways to celebrate
A Reunions Haiku
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